Transformer Open and Short Circuit Test for the CBT Electrical Power PE Exam (Electrical PE Review)

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Learn how to solve transformer open and short circuit test problems for the new CBT format of the Electrical Power PE Exam by following a hands-on example taught by Zach Stone PE.

Video Table of Contents (Click the time stamp to advance):
0:00 - Problem introduction
2:21 - Open circuit voltage (Vo), power (Po), and current (Io)
3:54 - Open circuit power factor (θo)
5:00 - Solving for the core resistance current (Ic)
6:04 - Solving for the core resistance (Rc)
7:30 - Solving for the magnetizing core current (Im)
12:14 - Solving for the magnetizing reactance (Xm)
15:21 - Solving for the open circuit power (Po)
16:53 - Short circuit test basics and introduction
19:07 - Solving for the equivalent series winding resistance (Req)
21:26 - Solving for the magnitude of the series winding impedance |Zeq|
22:41 - Solving for the equivalent series leakage reactance (Xeq)
24:30 - Calculating transformer percent impedance (%Z) from the short circuit test

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Video Table of Contents (Click the time stamp to advance):
0:00 - Problem introduction
2:21 - Open circuit voltage (Vo), power (Po), and current (Io)
3:54 - Open circuit power factor (θo)
5:00 - Solving for the core resistance current (Ic)
6:04 - Solving for the core resistance (Rc)
7:30 - Solving for the magnetizing core current (Im)
12:14 - Solving for the magnetizing reactance (Xm)
15:21 - Solving for the open circuit power (Po)
16:53 - Short circuit test basics and introduction
19:07 - Solving for the equivalent series winding resistance (Req)
21:26 - Solving for the magnitude of the series winding impedance |Zeq|
22:41 - Solving for the equivalent series leakage reactance (Xeq)
24:30 - Calculating transformer percent impedance (%Z) from the short circuit test

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electricalpereview
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You didn't refer the equivalent circuit to the primary as the problem stated.

wickedpawn
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do you need to apply the turns ratio to the current on the secondary side short circuit current to get I2 or is it the same?

aminulmizi
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Amazing Video!!Very helpful!
I sign up your class 2019 but did not take the exam, I plan to take the exam next month, wondering should I sign up the class again, is there going to be a lot of changes on the classes as it is CBT now?

binwenyan
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If an apparent power rating was supplied, why wouldn't you be able to change the impedance values already found into per unit to get %z? Or start by changing the SC current and voltage values into PU values then determine the %z from there. Shouldn't vpu/Ipu = zpu regardless of whether or not Ipu happens to equal 1 because its' at rated load?

jaymoseley